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Wilde, O. Shakespeare and stage costume. Nineteenth Cent May
1885.
The truth of masks. Intentions. 1891. [hh]
(7) theatrical periodicals
The dramatic censor: or weekly theatrical report. Vols 1–2 1800.
Weekly. Continued as The dramatic censor: or monthly epitome
of taste, fashion and manners, vols 3–4 1800–1, monthly.
Continued as The dramatic and literary censor, vol 4 monthly, vol
5 weekly 1801.
Authentic memoirs of the green room. Vols 1–4 [1801]–4.
Annually.
The theatrical repertory. Nos 1–24 1801–2. Weekly. Nos 25–8 1802.
Irregularly.
The Glasgow theatrical register. Vols 1–4 Glasgow 1803. Weekly.
The pic nic. Nos 1–14 1803. Weekly. [Ed W. Combe.] Later
incorporated in The cabinet, 1803.
The Edinburgh theatrical censor. Nos 1–12 Edinburgh 1803.
Irregularly, nos 10–12 weekly.
The man in the moon. Nos 1–21 1803–4. Bi-weekly. Nos 22– 1804.
Weekly.
The townsman: addressed to the inhabitants of Manchester on theatricals.
Nos 1–24 Manchester 1803–5. Weekly until no 17, then
irregularly.
Argus: or the theatrical observer. Nos 1–7 Manchester 1804–5.
Irregularly.
Stage: or theatrical touchstone. [Nos 1–4] 1805. Fortnightly but
irregular.
The theatrical recorder. Nos 1–12 1805–6. Monthly. Ed Thomas
Holcroft.
The thespian review. Nos 1–7 Manchester 1806. Weekly.
The Liverpool dramatic censor: or theatrical recorder. Nos 1–4
Liverpool 1806. Weekly.
The theatrical review. Nos [1–3] 1807. Monthly.
The Lincoln dramatic censor. Nos 1–4 Lincoln 1809. Weekly.
The dramatic censor: or critical and biographical illustration of the
British stage. Nos [1–3] 4–6 1811. Irregularly.
The Irish dramatic censor. Nos [1–2] 3–6 Dublin 1811–12.
The scourge: or monthly expositor of imposture and folly. [Nos
1–40] 1811–14. Continued as The scourge: or literary, theatrical
and miscellaneous magazine, [nos 1–26] 1814–16. Continued as
The scourge and satirist, [nos 1–4] 1816, monthly.
The theatrical inquisitor: or literary mirror. Vol 1 1812–13. Monthly.
Continued as The theatrical inquisitor and monthly mirror, vols
2–14 1813–19. Continued as The theatrical inquisitor, vols 15–16;
n.s. vol 1 1819–20. Monthly.
Theatre. Nos 1–[8] Edinburgh 1813–[14]. Weekly.
Dramatic review and register of fine arts. Nos 1–3 1814. Weekly.
The monthly theatrical reporter: or literary mirror. Nos 1–4 [5–10]
1814–15. Monthly.
The stage. Vols 1–3 1814–15; n.s. vol 1 1815–16. Weekly.
The prompter: or theatrical investigator. Nos 1–19 Manchester
1815–16. Weekly.
Theatrical gazette. No 1 1815. Daily.
The Covent-Garden theatrical gazette. Nos 1–148 1816–17. Nos 1–11
tri-weekly; nos 12–13 daily; nos 14–22 five days a week; nos 23–148
six days a week. Ed W. Leggett.
Drury-Lane theatrical gazette. Nos 1–148 [1816–17]. 1816 three days a
week; 1817 six days a week.
The prompter prompted: or the theatrical investigator dissected.
Nos 1–5 Manchester 1816. [Undated.]
The thespian critique: or theatrical censor. Nos 1–5 Edinburgh 1816.
Weekly.
The British stage and literary cabinet. Vols 1–6 1817–22. Monthly.
[Vol 5] ed T. Kenrick.
Design | Theatrical Periodicals
The theatrical gazette: or nightly reflector of the theatres royal
Covent Garden and Drury Lane. No 1 1818. Daily.
The thespian censor: or weekly dramatic journal. Nos 1–3
Edinburgh 1818. Weekly.
Grim typo, the Tyne demon. Nos 1–3 Newcastle upon Tyne 1818.
Monthly.
The inspector: a weekly dramatic paper. Nos 1–4 1819. Ed J. B. Collis.
The theatre: or dramatic and literary mirror. Nos 1–9 1819. Weekly.
Nos 10–23 1819. Fortnightly.
Keene’s theatrical evening mirror. Nos 1–25 [1820]. Tri-weekly, later
daily.
The London magazine and monthly critical and dramatic review.
Nos 1–12 1820. Continued as The London magazine and theatrical
inquisitor, nos [13]–18 1821, monthly. Continued as The London
magazine, no 19 1821.
The new dramatic censor: or monthly epitome of taste, fashion and
manners. No 1 1820.
The theatrical observer: or thespian critique. No 1 [Glasgow] 1820.
The stage. Nos 1–30 Dublin 1821. Daily. Ed F. W. Conway and J. T.
Haydn.
The drama: or theatrical pocket magazine. Vols 1–7 1821–5, monthly.
n.s. vol 1 1825, fortnightly (weekly from no 11).
Thalia’s tablet and Melpomene’s memorandum-book: or Orpheus’s
olio: or the album of all sorts. No 1 1821. Weekly.
The theatrical observer. Nos 1–35 1821. Daily. Continued as The
theatrical observer and daily bills of the play, nos 1–16,950
1821–76, daily.
The theatrical observer. Vols 1–16 Dublin 1821–3. Daily. From vol 9
called Nolan’s theatrical observer, the longest lived of several
competing periodicals of this title.
The independent theatrical observer. Vols 10–11 Dublin 1822. Daily.
This was intended as a continuation of The original theatrical
observer, which was in fact continued.
The theatrical looker-on. Nos 1–25 Birmingham 1822–3. Weekly.
The mirror of the stage: or the new dramatic censor. Nos 1–24
1822–4. Fortnightly to no 22, then every three weeks. n.s. nos 1–12
1823–4, every three weeks to no 2, then fortnightly to nos 10–11,
then every three weeks. Continued as The mirror of the stage and
new theatrical inquisitor, nos 13–24 1824, every three weeks to no
16, then mostly monthly.
The thespian. Nos 1–15 Bristol 1823. Weekly.
The Birmingham reporter: and theatrical review. Nos 1–14
Birmingham 1823. Weekly.
The dramatic observer and musical review. No 1 1823. Daily.
The literary humbug: or weekly take-in. Nos 1–6 1823. Weekly.
The Edinburgh theatrical observer and musical review. Nos 1–155
Edinburgh 1823–4. Daily.
The Newcastle theatrical observer. Nos 1–6 Newcastle 1824. Biweekly.
The Glasgow theatrical observer. Nos 1–6 Glasgow 1824. Weekly.
Nos 7–12 1824, irregularly. Nos 13–16 1824, weekly.
The Birmingham spectator. Nos 1–24 Birmingham 1824. Weekly.
The theatrical John Bull. Nos 1–21 [Birmingham] 1824–[5]. Weekly.
The theatrical note-book. No 1 Birmingham 1824.
The Edinburgh dramatic recorder. Nos 1–12 Edinburgh 1825.
Weekly.
The Glasgow dramatic review. Nos 1–14 [Glasgow] 1825. Daily.
Oxberry’s dramatic biography and histrionic anecdotes. Nos 1–108
1825–7. Weekly. Ed William and Mrs C. Oxberry. Continued as
Oxberry’s dramatic biography or the green room spy. n.s. nos
1–16; 17–25 1827, weekly.
The Roscius: consisting of original memoirs . . . . Nos 1–7 1825. Nos
1–4 fortnightly, then irregularly.
The theatrical mince pie. Nos 1–8 1825. Weekly.
The Norwich theatrical observer. Nos 1–42 Norwich 1827. Ed A. T.
Fayerman.
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